Not every job calls for a flat, rectangular LED wall mounted on a surface — this category is where the bespoke shapes and functions live. We manufacture spherical LED displays, mobile LED walls built onto a trailer, roll-up and textured walls, shelf-edge displays, transparent LED film that bonds to glass, and interactive COB LED displays, all to bespoke designs.
Custom LED solutions
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Custom LED solutions products (11)
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Spherical LED display visible through 360 degrees, for atria and shopping centres.
Towable outdoor LED wall with its own power supply, deployable without a structural consent.
Flexible, rollable LED surface for fast rigging and curved backdrops.
Narrow, shelf-edge-mounted LED strip for displaying prices and offers.
Transparent, self-adhesive LED film for shop-window glass, fitted from the inside.
Creative LED installation built to a curved, undulating or three-dimensional form.
Impact-resistant LED display with a single moulded COB surface and touch interaction.
Bent LED neon flex lettering and logos for shopfronts, in an energy-efficient build.
Indoor LED display on a castored frame, easily pushed from room to room.
Quick-lock, impact-resistant LED cabinet for hire and touring use.
Made-to-measure outdoor LED advertising board for local authorities and shopping centres.
More detail on Custom LED solutions — technical background, comparison, applications
Transparent LED film typically transmits 60–90% of light, so the shop window keeps its function while the surface still shows content that reads clearly in daylight. Mobile builds — trailer, wheeled wall, roll-up display — can generally be taken from campaign to campaign without a permit-bound facade installation, and some are also available for hire. Every one is a bespoke build: we match the shape, the size and the function to your space and your idea, from survey to handover, all from one source.
What is it, and who is it for?
The custom LED solutions category covers displays that differ from a conventional flat rectangular wall in shape, mobility or function. We recommend it above all to shopping centres, showrooms, event producers, brands running roadshows, and retailers who need a distinctive, attention-grabbing digital element in their window or shop floor. If the aim is not a standard advertising surface but an installation that is itself a spectacle and a talking point, this category is the answer.
Choosing among the shapes
The choice depends mainly on the geometry of the target location and on how mobile the display needs to be. For a fixed, standing location where the shape itself is an architectural element, a sphere, an arch or a textured wall fits best. If the display has to work across several locations, campaign after campaign, a trailer, wheeled or roll-up build is the quick-to-deploy, mobile option. In a shop window, where the view of the interior must not be blocked, transparent LED film is the right choice, while a shelf-edge LED strip is designed specifically for the point of sale, for price and promotion messaging.
What determines the price?
The price of a bespoke display is driven primarily by the complexity of the shape and the custom mechanics required. On a wheeled or trailer build, the premium comes mostly from the vehicle or rolling chassis, the stabilising structure and the extra design work needed for transportability. Spheres and textured, undulating walls require special, non-standard sizes and shapes of module, which means bespoke manufacturing and a higher unit price. The price of transparent LED film is influenced by the degree of light transmission and by the square metre count, and for a shelf display by the length and the number of connection points. In every case we give a precise, itemised quote after the survey — design work is part of our quote, not a separately charged service.
How does installation work?
Here too the process starts with a survey — on site, or location-independent in the case of a roadshow — where we establish the space, the mobility requirement and the type of content to be shown. For bespoke shapes (spheres, textures) this is followed by a 3D design phase that matches the geometry precisely to the location. After manufacturing, fixed installations require on-site assembly and calibration, while mobile builds (trailer, wheeled wall) are handed over factory-assembled and ready to deploy. Bonding transparent film to shop-window glass requires particular expertise, so that the application is even and lasting. Handover always includes operator training.
Quality and reliability
With bespoke shapes the quality risk is often greater, because the special modules come from a smaller pool of manufacturers. That is why here too we use batch-matched components from a named, audited chip manufacturer, and every bespoke module passes incoming quality control before it goes into the sphere, the textured wall or the film. On mobile builds, resistance to vibration in transit and the ability to withstand rapid, repeated assembly and disassembly are also critical, so we use reinforced connectors and fixings. If a fault occurs, repair here is modular too, with our own service backing.
Running costs and power draw
Consumption varies with the form: a sphere or a textured wall is broadly comparable with a flat wall of similar size, while transparent LED film is typically lower, because the light transmission means enough contrast is achieved with fewer, more sparsely placed LEDs. Mobile builds (trailer, wheeled wall) can be designed for battery or mains operation, depending on the roadshow location — we settle that at the ordering stage so the right power solution is built in.
Common mistakes and myths
The most frequent mistake is comparing the cost of a bespoke installation with the price of a standard flat wall and then being surprised by the premium for the custom mechanics — so it is important to establish at the first conversation that this is a bespoke-engineered product. Another myth is that transparent LED film remains completely invisible: in reality a fine grid pattern is perceptible, which is a physical consequence of the light transmission. On mobile builds, a common mistake is underestimating transport and storage conditions — although a well-designed trailer wall will withstand regular movement if it is built for that from the outset.
Where does it pay back best?
Mobile builds (trailer, wheeled and roll-up walls) pay back fastest where one display has to work across several locations and campaigns — the investment in a single asset is spread across many events, with no permit-bound facade installation. Bespoke fixed installations (spheres, textured walls) generate brand-building value instead: visitor photos and shares bring free reach, which is hard to quantify but a significant added value for a showroom or shopping centre.
Benefits
- ✓ Bespoke shapes: sphere, arch, texture, strip
- ✓ Mobile builds: trailer, wheeled, roll-up
- ✓ Transparent LED film for windows, 60–90% light transmission
- ✓ Shelf display at the point of sale
- ✓ Complete design and delivery from one source
- ✓ Mobile solutions also available for hire
Typical applications
Custom LED solutions — frequently asked questions
How much more expensive is a bespoke-shaped display?
The premium depends on the shape: a wheeled or trailer build differs mainly in the mechanics, while spheres and textured walls require special modules. We give an exact price after the survey — design work is part of our quote.
Does transparent LED film really stay transparent?
Yes — light transmission is typically 60–90%, so the shop window keeps its function while the surface still displays content that reads clearly in daylight.
Is hire an option?
Some of the mobile builds (trailer, wheeled wall, roll-up display) are also available for hire — ask us when you request a quote.
Do I need a permit for a trailer LED wall?
Mobile, vehicle-based builds can generally be taken from campaign to campaign without a permit-bound facade installation, but local rules may apply when parked in a public space; we check that case by case.
How long does a bespoke sphere display take to build?
Because of the bespoke geometry it takes longer than a standard wall: from 3D design through manufacturing to handover, typically several weeks. We give the exact schedule after the survey.
Can a shelf display be repaired if it is damaged?
Yes — the modular build again allows the affected section to be swapped on site, with no need to dismantle the whole shelving run.
What content can be shown on the unusual shapes?
Text, images, video and animation, just as on a conventional LED wall; when the content is designed we take the bespoke geometry into account so the image is not distorted.
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